Bahrain, Jordan Say They Intercepted Iranian Air Attacks 

Bahrain and Jordan say their air defence systems intercepted Iranian aerial attacks, as regional tensions continue to escalate following ongoing military exchanges.

Officials in both countries said defensive measures were activated to counter the incoming threats, while authorities worked to assess the situation and maintain public safety.

The reported interceptions come amid a sharp rise in hostilities across the Middle East, prompting heightened security measures throughout the region.

Regional governments and international leaders have renewed calls for restraint, urging all parties to avoid further escalation and return to diplomatic dialogue.

The latest developments have intensified concerns over regional stability and the potential impact on international security and global energy markets.

Analysts say the reported interceptions highlight the widening scope of the conflict and reinforce the urgency of diplomatic efforts to prevent a broader regional crisis.